MLB.com lays off reporters days before spring training
John Denton and Alex Stumpf, who covered the St. Louis Cardinals and Pittsburgh Pirates, respectively, were let go as part of a restructuring.
John Denton and Alex Stumpf, who covered the St. Louis Cardinals and Pittsburgh Pirates, respectively, were let go as part of a restructuring.
The news was confirmed by Dan Urban, the brother of Mychael Urban in a Facebook post.
The MLB.com homepage is back up and running now, but the landing page was producing a 404 error for quite a while Thursday.
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Justice's departure continues an offseason of high turnover for the league's site.
Gurnick started covering the Dodgers in 1982, and took up covering them for MLB.com in 2001.
MLB.com's video headline writers sure seem to love mammoths.
Baseball would likely be in much weaker shape without Bowman and his MLBAM team.
This speaks to the concerns that many critics have always had about MLB.com.